Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-30
ilng futures ranged :

sgvfEw or THE CHICAGO MARKET
CHICAGO. July 20.--Tameness characterized
all trading on the Board OF Trade to-day. There
Was very little life I'm the wheat PIT, NO one
vns disposed 10 do anything lot made necessa-
" by an order of some Kind. and there were
but few orders. The clearances from mo sea-
board yesterday were only 5Oi.JO, not indica-
ting much OF an export demand. added 70 tnis
IL the free receipts OF new wheat mixed In
with large quantities OF eld, giving oearisn
tone to the pit "a whole. september opsnes
at 70gsc. The frce selling In local way torcea
Il TO 70kc., but IL recovered siignuy
aud closed at 70Ha10Xc. Corn received
more attention than wheat Septemoor
opened at 3ghc, occasionally went &C.
higher, but tended downward, ana py noon
had broken of quito materially, going as
low as 3s,tc. The men looked on, as mo lead
ers were all disposed 10 sell IT, good many
bull mess ages came in from diiierent SOURCES.
but the Willingness Of tho local trade 10 sell
corn overcame what influence they might or.
dinarily have had. During tho latter part OF
tho session there was recovery, the op,on
closing steady ~ SSys oS9c. Oats opened strong
and frsctionally higher. but quickly became
Gull, and August closed Nc. below tho latest
quotations yesterday, While more deferred iu-
lures finished &c. oil. Ia provisions me
days business consisted almost wholly
OF extending maturing August Goa
tracts TO later months. August trades for
lard were transferred TO September at dine
renee Of iOc, and 20 October at NSc. sep
tember short-rihs we're 74al0c.'over August!
was firm and without quotable change, closing
at {6.59 B<ai6.60 FOR August. f6.J'has1, Tor
September. and 1915 for October. shortrlps
advanced i0ais@c. over yesterday, with litts
new trading INDUCED ia. confined mainly TO
September, which sold from 81 0l$ early up 10
IS rs, and closed at Ssl5a&5EH. hugnss
shorf-rihs closed at sS07H, October at q. 20.
Pork was quoted az ti7 for cash aud sold Tor
January at sli.,5aSll.UR.
ST. LOUIS
Wheat weaker; markets elsewhere aud heavy
arrivals caused a decline, anu the Iisrkct
closed ha'sc below yesterday; No. 2red, cash.
.0a1Ol.c.: July. 70l.c. Corn &c. higher CASH.
cash. g3L,c. August, a3'sc Whiskey steady at
ii.05. Provisions steady. Pork Irregular;
new, SIS co. Lard, 90 -. Dry-sslt meats
Boxed shoulders, 1913; long'clear, sS.lsS;
cleer-ribs. {S.i2RasS25 short clear, tS51ka
$50. Bacon-Boxed shoulders. s6s3; long
clear aud cleaf-rios, 50; short-cioar, s9ss'
Hams steady at Halle.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. July 2o.-flour quiet Whcat
dull: No. \ red. 12c Corn easier: No smlxod,
| iiaiibc. Oats steady No. mixed, sbs2t4o.
| Pors steady at $3.50. Lard quiet at ~ st'
| Bulk meats and bacon quiet aud unchanged.
| Whskey active at si.05. Hogs quiet.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Juiy q. -rurpentine firm
at sskc. sosln duh: strained. s0c.; good
| strained, So. Tar firm at si.o. Crude turPeu-
tine nrm; hsrd. s.. 10: yellow-dip, Si.S; virgin.
| $3.50.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, July so.-Grain and provisions
| steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
Hew YORK, July y-Cotton-Futures closed
| steady; sales. l5O.JO0 bales: August, SOFA
s092: September, f9.2sa$a 30: October. Sl.l9a
| 1920: November and December. ty.l5ass. 10
January. t9.isassl9; February, t9.siat92o
narch, s93Os.93s; April, s).3'; May, So.iSa
S9ii,
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
(Reported for the Dispatch.l
July 29.-Market firm. Sales Of few
bals only reported. Tho stock Of fancy nuts
on hand IL very small. Prime. 4taitc.;
! fancy. iIc.; common. 3a3%c.: sholled, Ia
&C. factory hand. picked, iAa5Ac.